Use these quilting templates to spell out whatever phrases or words you'd like on your quilt top!

Today I'm going to show you how to make your own set of Alphabet Squares. I made these last year to help Emerson learn her letters. We used them almost every week for all sorts of activities. They are super durable and have held up really well. Here's what you will need: 1-2 yards of s

Browse through Alphabet I Spy Quilt - Child's Alphabet Themed Boy's Look Quilt (ispy , and similar images

Want to PERSONALIZE baby quilts, wedding gifts, graduation gifts, and the like? This pattern will teach you how to make a PIECED, not appliquéd alphabet . You are one click away from PERSONALIZING all your quilts! All letters in this pattern are upper case letters. They are 5" tall. Most are 3" wide. The exceptions are: M, Q, W, X, and Z, which are 4" wide before framing. All letters will be constructed in vertical columns. Then each letter will be framed in background fabric so that the…

Learn to use the One Patch Quilt in Electric Quilt 8 as graph paper to design an entire alphabet. And then the process to transfer your design to individual blocks for each letter.

Pictures - Love this Alphabet Dr. Seuss Quilt with Cat in the Hat E2E Stitching - I had cut up this panel intending to make a puff quilt and recently have been making a lot of Lattice quilts and thought - Wow that would be fantastic! I am so pleased with the way this one came out. The pattern can be found here and it

My shop recently received some cute kid prints. Included with the line is the adorable panel. The panel is 36" by width of fabric. So I took a panel home along with a backing fabric and binding. This was one of the easiest and fastest kid quilts I've ever made. I quilted it simply by outlining the blocks and going around the "tape measure" border. It took me a little over an hour to baste and quilt it! Seriously, I brought it home Saturday afternoon after the shop closed at 3 pm. I had the…

ABC baby quilt

This is another one of Nancy's quilts that I quilted.

Finished this quilt for the local quilt shop where I work. I always volunteer to make the quilts from Sandy Klop‘s American Jane collections for the shop. 🙂 This one is from the Punctuation collection. I think I’ve lost count of how many American Jane quilts I’ve made. You can see some of those other quilts here, here, here, here, and here. Yep, I’m a groupie. This one was inspired by Sandy Klop’s own quilt design. We changed it slightly to use the fabric that we still had available so that…